The 63rd Grammy Awards drew less than half the viewership of last year's ceremony, continuing an industry trend of declining ratings for awards during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The 63rd annual Grammy Awards saw records broken, but also attracted criticism for non-inclusive and non-representative decisions.

With its prophetic power, the public-voted BAFTA Rising Star award is known for anticipating which young actors are on their way to stardom. Meet the 2021 nominees. 

La La Land represents the toils of the Hollywood underdogs, a film primed for all the successes it gained and almost gained. Unfortunately, for everything that astonishes about this film, it still just didn't grip.

Unsurprisingly, La La Land leads the nominations with 11, but invites diversity scepticism for surprisingly few nominations for Moonlight, Fences, Hidden Figures and American Honey.

The only awards ceremony that recognises both film and television has released in nominations. La La Land and The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story lead this year's nominations.

Here we go, the nominations for the biggest award in music in the world have been released and, little surprise, Beyoncé has come out on top.

For the second year running the Oscars nominations have been criticised for their four acting categories having exclusively white nominees, sparking more debate over diversity in Hollywood and bringing the return of the hashtag #OscarsSoWhite.